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BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for the times on potential regulations proposed by the government on platform providers to prevent online harms such as disinformation

H&M pulled an online advertisement promoting a sweatshirt that features the phrase "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle," which was modeled by a black child.

Our multi channel suite for the launch of Google's Digital News Innovation Fund Report 2018 included online content and graphics, animations, printed report, supporting collateral...

The ICC has called for companies in the advertising industry to develop safeguards against advertisements that support illegal activity or harm brand reputation.

Online games, massive multi-player games and virtual worlds often use "monitors" or "game masters" to provide real-time help to users within a game and/or to watch out for players who breach Terms of Use

On 6 March, the Court of Appeal rejected the appeal by BT and TalkTalk in their judicial review of the Digital Economy Act 2010

The global IT services market saw contract value fall 40 per cent in the second quarter of 2011 year-on-year, representing a low not seen since 2003.

The ‘3rd platform’ describes the convergence of data, cloud, social and mobile that’s transforming the IT industry and raising novel questions of IT law that require creative solutions from IT lawyers.

Advertisers and website owners need to ensure that they address malvertising risks and liabilities in the contracts and insurance policies.

You’ve embraced cloud – you’ve been persuaded by the flexibility, scalability and affordability and you’ve overcome your concerns over data security and sovereignty.

A new GALA guide provides a practical, jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction overview of AI disclosure requirements in advertising across key global markets. Following the EU AI Act's transparency obligations becoming directly applicable across all 27 Member States on 2 August 2026, jurisdictions worldwide are accelerating their legislative and regulatory responses to AI-generated content in commercial contexts.

When dealing with any issues reported in the press make sure you check the publication’s online media as well.

The European Commission's investigation into e-commerce, which started in May, will see more questionnaires dispatched this month focusing on the "power of online platforms".

In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and Jamie Drucker discuss the UK's brand new Online Safety Act.

In 2010 the new coalition government announced its plans for £6.2bn spending cuts in the current financial year. George Osborne anticipated that approximately £95m of those cuts could be achieved through reductions in IT spending.